Unnamed farmworker stopped and questioned by ICE on way to work
Oct 6, 2026·Location: CA
A farmworker who asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation told the Los Angeles Times that he was pulled over by ICE officers while driving to work on Oct. 6 with three other people. He said the officers did not know his name, and when he declined to answer their questions about where he was born and when he crossed the border, they let him go.
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